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When an unwitting user
execute these "Trojans" on their PCs the Trojan listens on a randomly-chosen port and using its built-in mail client to dash off a message
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Free anti-spam zombies, spambot, spyware, adsware software program (below). When an unwitting user execute these "Trojans" on their PCs--the Trojan listens on a randomly-chosen port and using its built-in mail client to dash off a message, ie; to a Yahoomail account together with the victim computer port number and IP address in the subject line. The spammers uses the information and relay as much email as they can through the captured computer, knowing that mails being traced will lead to the hijacked Internet Address. Viruses, Spyware, and Mailicous Code And these spyware--"report" and send your address book contact lists back to their home base, some examples: Proxy-Guzu or Jeem spam zombies Trojans that hijack ordinary PCs without the owner knowledge by installing built-in SMTP engine program to send spam. The Klez virus for example, select random email address from an infected PCs and insert the email address into the "From:" and "To:" fields, making it appear that someone else has sent the message. The W32.Yaha.P@mm worm/virus that email itself to all of the contacts in your Windows Address Book, MSN Messenger, .NET Messenger, Yahoo Pager, and in all the files whose extensions contain the letters HT. |
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www.lavasoft.de or
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Quote http://www.lavasoft.de/ What they may not realize is that some of them contain code or components that allow the developers of these applications and tools to actually collect and disseminate information about those using them. They can track your surfing habits, abuse your internet connection by sending this data to a third party, profile you shopping preferences, hijack your browser start page or pages, alter important system files, and can do this without your knowledge or permission. The security and privacy implications of these exploits should be quite obvious and undesirable on any system or network." End quote When someone claims that they don’t get any spam they either have not had their email address very long, or more likely their ISP does a pretty good job filtering spam--see below chilling examples--probably that legitimate mail are also being deleted before it gets to their mailbox.
Why do I get so much spam email? Part 1 About spam zombies and spambot (End of Part 2) |
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